How to Setup for Sci’s PAMM Account

How a PAMM Account Works:

1. Pooling Funds: Investors pool their money together into one large account managed by a professional trader (you, in this case).

2. Trader Manages Funds: The trader uses their expertise to trade the pooled funds, aiming to generate profits.

3. Profit Distribution: Profits (and losses) are distributed among investors based on their percentage of the total pool.

Example:

1. Investors: Let’s say there are three investors:

• Investor A invests $10,000.

• Investor B invests $20,000.

• Investor C invests $30,000.

The total pool is $60,000.

2. Trader’s Work: The trader uses this $60,000 to trade in the market.

3. Profit: Assume the trader makes a profit of $12,000 in a month.

4. Profit Distribution: The profit is distributed based on each investor’s share of the total pool:

• Investor A’s share: 10,000 / 60,000 = 16.67%

• Investor B’s share: 20,000 / 60,000 = 33.33%

• Investor C’s share: 30,000 / 60,000 = 50%

Therefore, the profit distribution would be:

• Investor A: 16.67% of $12,000 = $2,000

• Investor B: 33.33% of $12,000 = $4,000

• Investor C: 50% of $12,000 = $6,000

Why Invest in a PAMM?

1. Expertise: Investors benefit from the expertise of a professional trader without having to trade themselves.

2. Time-Saving: Investors can focus on other things while their money works for them.

3. Diversification: Pooling funds with other investors can spread risk and increase potential returns.

Persuasive Points:

• Proven Track Record: Highlight your success and the current number of investors (77), which demonstrates trust and effectiveness.

• Transparency: Explain how profits and losses are transparently distributed based on clear percentages.

• Accessibility: Mention that investors of all sizes can participate, making it accessible to a wide range of people.

• Security: Emphasize the security measures in place to protect investments.

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